Firms confirmed to be NOT HIRING for new grad c/o '24 FT positions
Thought I'd kick this thread off.
Here are the two I've heard, both directly from people who work with recruiting.
EY-Parthenon
Unfortunately, EY-Parthenon will only be extending 2024 full-time offers to our current intern class this year, and will not be hiring anybody outside of the internship program from school campuses. As someone involved with recruiting, it is certainly a disappointing outcome, however the firm is confident we can fill our hiring needs for next year with our current interns.
Kearney
Unfortunately, due to the success of our current Summer BA class, we will not be recruiting on campus for FT BA hires this fall.
I'll continue to update the OP as more get confirmed.
WOW this is news. I wasn't aware at all. Thanks so much for sharing. Wondering if this is for specific offices? Or is it sweeping? Current SA at one of these firms and they haven't given us details on returns nor have they given us this information.
From my understanding, this is across all offices.
You guys haven't gotten info on returns yet? Whens the last day?
Returns expected in a week or two. Last day was today. They've been very vague about things which I feel to be pretty unfair and discomforting under these circumstances
Nuts tbh, expecting this to follow through to end of 2025. Whirlwind of a past few years for all.
This is insane, my heart goes out to anyone trying to recruit rn
Confirmed with recruiters that LEK and Accenture are still planning on hiring, with Accenture applications for both FT and intern likely opening 8/28.
Has anyone heard about any BB/EB who aren't recruiting recent grads?
The consulting forum isn't where to ask this; no one will know. Post a discussion on the IB forum and someone will definitely answer.
Yeah the target school rising seniors in this thread who recruited/are recruiting for consulting roles definitely don't also have loads of buddies plugged into the IB recruiting scene in their social circles, investment clubs, consulting clubs, fraternities, etc.
Does this apply to their U.S. offices only or is it also covering EMEA can anyone explain?
Not as familiar with how consulting works but isn't this kind of the deal everywhere?
Every firm I know pretty much only hires interns for entry level and post MBA roles. Those that land in these jobs without interning are always one offs and a result of that firms interns declining offers.
No. In consulting there are far more full time spots than intern spots
Guys don't MS him he straight-up said he didn't know. You are right, interns make up most of the FT class for finance, but consulting (at least at the undergrad level) level is different. I'm incoming MBB and my class is only 30% returning interns. From what I understand, it used to be the case that consulting was more like banking in that interns made up most of the FT hires, but something must have changed along the way. Beats me.
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